One of the all-time classic D2 weapons is the Bump in the Night Rocket Launcher. Players who love Stasis-type weapons can keep it for all seasons, as it has some great god roll for PvP and PvE combat.
The following guide will help players get the Bump in the Night alongside the god roll that goes perfectly with it.
Destiny 2: How to Get Bump in the Night and God Roll
The Aggressive Frame weapon is a Legendary-level beast, meaning you will have the chance not to fill up the Exotic departments. Bump in the Night came to players in the Season of the Haunted in May 2022.
Players had to finish the Nightmare Containment season activity present on the Derelict Leviathan ship of the Cabal to get it. Nevertheless, the process has shifted, of course, with players now required to visit Xur, Agent of the Nine vendor.
The biggest obstacle preventing players from getting it quickly is that Xur only appears on the weekends, and his array of stuff keeps changing weekly. That means you must bide your time and have the patience to snag Bump in the Night.
Of course, the perks are a different issue, so that is something you will have to see after getting it. Players are advised to keep storing up Legendary Shards that will allow them to get the rocket launcher when it does show up.
Destiny 2: Bump in the Night God Roll
PvE God Roll
Players must get five red border versions to craft it on Relic on Mars. The perks may not be advanced, but you can have some excellent god roll.
For the barrel, players can opt for Quick Launch, which betters Speed (+10) and Handling (+15). The magazine is best suited for Impact Casing, increasing Stability (+10) if you strike the opponent.
The third column is for either Demolitionist or AutoLoading Holster. The final fourth column can be kept for Chill Clip or Vorpal Weapon.
Ideally, you can go for Autoloading and Vorpal and use a Boss spec in the mod slot for increased boss damage. When you pair this up with Izanagi’s Burden, you can do tonnes of damage in a concise amount of time to bosses.
PvP God Roll
The close combat nature of PvP will be your significant ally with Bump in the Night. The barrel can be switched to Volatile Launch, which has the most considerable blast radius buff but decreases your Handling and Velocity. High-velocity rounds and a reload buff will speed up the Bump in the Night.
The tracking Module goes well in the third column, as your rockets will be heading straight for the targets.
The fourth column can be kept with Chill Clip, given that there is only a round for players to use this weapon alongside lessening opponents’ speed.
Thus, that is all the information players will need regarding the Bump in the Night Rocket Launcher. You will have a lot of use of it across all sorts of environments, so it remains a hotshot weapon.
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